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DVD Review: Extracted [M15]

DVD Review: Extracted [M15]

Dir: Nir Paniry Starring: Sasha Roiz, Jenny Mollen, Nick Jameson The Film: I love sci-fi, I have ever since I was little kid. I am always on the look out for interesting sci-fi films, and I do often have to look towards independent cinema for a decent fix. It seems the ideas are usually there, … Continue reading

DVD Review: Falling Overnight [M15]

DVD Review: Falling Overnight [M15]

Dir: Conrad Jackson Starring: Parker Croft, Emilia Zoryan The Film: I am not one that goes and seeks out a film that focuses on romance; I guess the typical Hollywood story just puts me off. However I am far more open to seeing a film that focuses on romance that isn’t part of the Hollywood … Continue reading

Comic Review: Injustice – Gods Among Us #1

Comic Review: Injustice – Gods Among Us #1

Written By: Tom Taylor Pencils: Jheremy Raapack (pgs 1-15), Mike S. Miller (pgs 21-30), Axel Gimenez (pgs 16-20) Inks: Jheremy Raapack (pgs 1-15), Mike S. Miller (pgs 21-30), Marc Deering (pgs 16-20) Colours: Andrew Elder Letters: Wes Abbott Issue #1 Cover: Jheremy Raapack and Tony Avina Review: With my gaming consoles dating back to the … Continue reading

DVD Review: Declaration Of War [M15] by Bea Harper

DVD Review: Declaration Of War [M15] by Bea Harper

Dir: Valerie Donzelli Starring: Valerie Donzelli, Jérémie Elkaïm The Film: Quick, tell me the first thing that comes into your head when you hear “Romeo and Juliet”. ‘Love story’? ‘Classic’? I’m not one to judge if you answered with those words, but when I hear about The Bards’ seminal work, I think of ‘Stupid teenagers’. … Continue reading

DVD Review: Jayne Mansfield’s Car [MA15]

DVD Review: Jayne Mansfield’s Car [MA15]

Director: Billy Bob Thornton Starring: Billy Bob Thornton, Kevin Bacon, Robert Duvall, John Hurt, Katherine LaNasa, Ray Stevenson, Robert Patrick, Frances O’Connor The Film: Jayne Mansfield’s Car is a film I was set to see at the Melbourne International Film Festival last year, but due to illness I was unable to make it and I … Continue reading

[Review] Christmas Classics: Bad Santa (2004)

[Review] Christmas Classics: Bad Santa (2004)

I love this time of year, and as someone who does celebrate the wonderful commercialism of Christmas, I always grab the Holiday/Christmas movies and watch them during December. So why not talk about some ‘Christmas Classics‘? One of the more recent classics to come out over the last decade is Bad Santa. Who doesn’t love … Continue reading

[Bea’s Reviews] Dracula: Prince Of Darkness (1966)

[Bea’s Reviews] Dracula: Prince Of Darkness (1966)

“Dracula: Prince Of Darkness (1966) Dracula- Prince of Darkness” could have failed miserably. It shouldn’t have had the right to have been made, because at heart, Hammer Horror was more about getting the green than truly entertaining it’s fans. Yet, despite these technicalities, “DPOD” really is a worthy follow-up to the it’s predecessor. While ”Brides … Continue reading

DVD Review: The Factory [MA15]

DVD Review: The Factory [MA15]

Director: Morgan O’Neill Starring: John Cusack, Dallas Roberts, Jennifer Carpenter, Cindy Sampson, Mae Whitman The Film: The Factory is a film that was shot several years ago and has been on the shelf since. Thanks to Eagle Entertainment the film is finally going to get seen, at least here in Australia. I must give kudos … Continue reading

[Review Rewind] Christmas Classics: Home Alone (1990)

[Review Rewind] Christmas Classics: Home Alone (1990)

I love this time of year, and as someone who does celebrate the wonderful commercialism of Christmas, I always grab the Holiday/Christmas movies and watch them during December. So why not talk about some ‘Christmas Classics‘ and starting with one of my favourites Home Alone. This is perhaps the first Christmas film I really remember … Continue reading

[Bea’s Reviews] Horror Of Dracula (1958)

[Bea’s Reviews] Horror Of Dracula (1958)

“Horror Of Dracula” (1958) While Lugosi’s Count of Counts was generally a one-off affair, Dracula was resurrected again by Hammer Films in the formidable shape of Sir Christopher Frank Carandini Lee which turned out to become a long-running franchise full of hits and misses. While the 70’s Hammer fully embraced sex, blood and nudity, in … Continue reading